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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1916
Page
11
Atlanta man credits Tanlac for restoring his wife, saying she gained fifteen pounds and became cheerful again after months of illness. He describes doctors, hospitals, and relief finally found, urging others to try the remedy.
Article lists various cures and tonics including lithia water and fruit acids claimed to draw out impurities. It describes using dul silty pur on bone and attempting to flush the body with drinks, asserting health benefits and urging daily intake as a remedy.
The Atlanta chapter D 4 R holds a board meeting at the regent Mrs Bates Bloch home 1126 Peachtree Street Thursday February 3 at 10 30. The Wenzelssohn Choral Society meets with Mrs Paul Pavesich at the Marlborough Apartment Tuesday at 8 15. Prompt full attendance is requested by Mr Wittord Watters.
Mrs Thomas Hf Johnston of Mo nlie visited the city with luncheon in her honor. Mrs Laelius Stalings of Newnan, Mrs J R Kidd of New York, and Miss Maude Jones of High Kaais were guests or visitors. Mr and Mrs Henry I Moon announced the birth of a son, Henry T Moon Jr., on Sunday. Several residents returned from Augusta, New York trips, and Florida tours. Supreme Court recessed until February 21.
In Fulton County Superior Court Judge John T Pendleton denied the mandamus petition by W T Morrison et al to compel Secretary of State Philip Cook to grant a charter for the North Georgian Railway He held the 1918 act constitutional and exclusive to the asserted part of the case noting the decision limits to constitutionality The plaintiffs may appeal to the Georgia Supreme Court and possibly to the U S Supreme Court The record highlights the political prominence and complexity of the matter with counsel named and the highway and railway interests involved.
The article details cuts to teacher wages to save costs, with many moving out of town and others told to resign rather than relocate. It notes tax increases to fund city expenses and mentions local politics including Dr Edward C Brown’s bid for police commissioner and ward political maneuvering.
The petition by William A Wright seeking leave to reinsure part of Empire Life with International Life Insurance was heard in Putton Superior Court and adjourned to today. Creditors and stockholders oppose citing lack of liability assumption and legal authority. Claude Ameith, a policy holder, asks to maintain outstanding policies under reorganization plans benefiting policy holders and creditors in Georgia.
Advertises a blood purifier named 5 5 5 described as Roots and herbs heal blood impurities. Claims removal of waste and poisons from blood to cure skin eruptions rheumatism and contagious blood poison. Urges purchase from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga with a 5 5 5 guarantee.
A hair care tip suggests brushing out hair then using a plain tooth brush with Minuid sfimerine to draw through strands. It claims this method yields naturally wavy hair and avoids harsh irons, promising a week of results with a few ounces from a drug store.
An itemized notice describes a $75 funeral package including a casket, burial attire, name plate, and professional services by a licensed expert. It mentions a transfer from hospital to home and options for a hearse, pallbearers, and ceremonial items like crepe and candles.
A New York City district around Broadway and West Garry was recalled as the Tenderloin after a hotel restaurant linked to the name at a crime scene. Police, led by Alexander W Liains, moved through the West Thatlcth precincts as the district gained its notorious nickname during the incident.
The closing session of Salvation Army twenty ninth anniversary featured President Wilson's greetings read to army workers. Telegrams and reliefs from mining leaders and prominent figures congratulated the workers and wished continued prosperity. Notables sending messages included Bishop W A Candler, Bishop CK Nelson, Hoke Smith, and Dr K G Matheson.
Representatives Heflin of Alabama Candler of Mississippi and Jacoway of Arkansas urged cotton state members of Congress to gather February 24 to discuss the exchange conspiracy to depress cotton prices and steps to regulate U S cotton exchanges.
A communication to the court signed by leading Atlanta businessmen outlines the substitute plan for the policy holders. It states the plan carries the effort to successfully carry out Smith plan with approval from some Empire Life officers and directors after minor modifications.
The text indicates a proposal to be set by the Insurance Department and approval by the Georgia Commission. The fragment suggests a formal process involving state agencies, but lacks sufficient details on the full scope or outcome.
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